When you don't have your talent on board, your: 

• Content is dull 
• Offer lacks 
• Content performance is lower 
• Losing connection opportunities 
• Staff is exhausted 

The good news? The solution is simple. 

In this episode, we cover: 

• Changing the script 
• Why you want your athletes on board 
• What the organization needs to determine 
• How to get your athletes to buy-in for your big picture 
• Working with them 

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Content needs to convert. Plain and simple. Otherwise you're wasting time, resources, and money. 

There's magic in the sports industry - it connects and unites us, it holds the stage that can inspire real change, it pulls people into community and out of circumstances. 

But right now everything is centered around money and we're losing sight of the human connection element. The piece that actually moves your ideal fan down your funnel and generates more, sustainable growth. 

In this episode, we cover: 

• Why story 
• Using your platform 
• The sports organization inversion 
• Why the industry should care 
• Why content matters 
• Next steps 

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Organizations function on a trickle-down effect, with the top tier being the governing bodies. My belief is that it actually needs to start with the athletes and then go up the rest of the ladder. Increasing revenue and reducing employee turnover comes from an inversion - it starts with the athletes. 

Here’s the thing. Sports is a business, the bottom line comes down to the revenue that you’re generating. The landscape is missing a huge opportunity. Passion, purpose, and legacy start with the athletes and should be woven in to spread throughout your organization.  

In this episode, we cover: 

• The missing component
• The power of word-of-mouth marketing 
• My core belief 
• Story connects 

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Can I be honest? There are a few missing pieces that I’ve noticed. 

During my career, I’ve worked in various marketing roles including content production, paid social, communications, community, events, content strategy, email marketing, copywriting, consulting, and coaching. The similarities? It’s creative, people-focused, and drives people into your funnel. 

These missing pieces are the same across industries - non-profit, agency, hospitality, small business, and big corporations. 

Regardless of the role or of the industry, I’ve noticed certain truths in content marketing.  

In this episode, we cover:

• The 7 truths in content marketing 
• 6 key foundational elements to have a successful content marketing strategy
• 4 ways to work with me 

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There’s one key element that directly impacts the performance of your sports content. It’s negatively impacting your content. 

And the most important part about this? It’s not something that you’re currently measuring or examining. 

In this episode, we cover: 

• The 1 metric you aren't measuring 
• How managers and team leaders can turn this around 
• The role it's playing in your content production 

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Picture this… 

Record-breaking sales. 

Repeat fans. 

Fans that become brand advocates that share your message within their network. 

The impact increased reach and cost per sale. 

Lifelong fans pass the tradition down their family lines. 

What if I told you that all of this is possible for your sports organization? Let’s break it down, shall we? 

In this episode, we cover: 

• What is an ideal fan profile? What is the purpose of it? 
• How frequently does this need to be looked at?
• 6 key factors to examine when crafting an ideal fan profile 

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You post a picture about your forward having a 50+ goal season - so what? Why should your ideal hockey fan care? 

You post a picture about your cornerbacks doing drills in practice - so what? Why should your ideal football fan care?

You post a picture about opening the roof for a baseball game - so what? Why should your ideal baseball fan care?

It all goes back to 1 question - SO THE FUCK WHAT? 

In this episode, we cover:

• Why should your ideal fan care? 
• What inspired action do you want them to take?
• Your content can be the driving force for sales 
• Solving problems for your ideal fan 

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Is this a mistake? Am I doing what I actually want to be doing? If you have asked yourself this or something similar, you are not alone. In this episode, we are talking about alignment, intuition, and what to do when something feels off. Full transparency - I came really close to hanging up the cleats on the sports business side of things and closing the doors on my business. If you're feeling like something's missing or if you’re eager to find a job that combines your passion with your skillset, know that it's okay. You don't need permission to do so. Listen to what your intuition is telling you. 

In this episode, we cover:

• Always Be Listening (ABL) & Always Be Testing (ABT)
• Finding mentors that bridge the gaps to your weaknesses
• Moving forward into 2022

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Only 20% of employees in the US are passionate about their job (according to Apollo Tech). This means that 80% are not fulfilled by what they're doing. There's a certain fear that comes from letting go of something that no longer serves us. Part of that is fear of leaving your comfort zone. Tune in for insight on what to do if you’re feeling stuck in your career role but have a fear of moving on.

In this episode, we cover:

-Leaving a job that no longer serves you

-The 6 factors used to dictate how embedded somebody is in their job

-Networking is the new job security

If you’re a sports business professional or you’re looking to break into the sports industry but unsure where to start, I’d be happy to answer your questions.

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The most gratifying and rewarding thing is to not just make a donation, but actually get involved. In this episode, we are recapping previous conversations based around charitable involvements. Patty Ahlman (Youth First & PFLAG), Kim Brady (PFLAG), Ana Ramirez (Fit Girl Movement), and Troy Witt (PBL Sports athlete foundations) all take part in giving back to their community in various ways. Their interviews are ones that listeners have been the most engaged with and have learned the most from. 

I would love to hear some of your takeaways from these episodes or other previous episodes of the Passion To Legacy podcast. Which one has been your favorite?

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